Gardening

Making Space for Nature by Andy Summers

Top tips for gardening in November from a local expert.

AN Inverness garden centre scooped an array of accolades from an industry body's annual awards.

A SCOTLAND-wide initiative to encourage grow-your-own practices will be offering free plants to Inverness residents and visitors this weekend.

The Inverness Botanic Gardens have prepared a range of flowers and plants which are now on sale.

A community in Inverness has joined forces to step up their plans plan to boost biodiversity in a local park.

Award-winning garden designer and TV presenter Ann-Marie Powell (ann-mariepowell.com) says priorities have changed since lockdown.

The Grow Project at the Inverness Botanic Gardens have received a £37,000 donation from HSBC in Inverness to help their project.

How can you reconnect with nature?

Ever thought of creating a mini pond to help attract an endless stream of wildlife to your garden?

A pair of keen allotmenteers offer a guide to growing new plants from veg cuttings, fruit stones and pips

You don’t have to go all the way to Japan to enjoy glorious cherry blossoms – grow a cherry tree at home!

Whether she’s practical, wants to grow exotic plants, or would simply like some pampering, now’s the time to choose a gift for your gardening mum.

Nothing says spring more than a garden or home filled with dazzling daffodils. Follow these top tips for fabulous flowers.

Camouflage netting, webcams and a good pair of binoculars will give you a better chance of seeing wildlife close up, Hannah Stephenson discovers

Avoid spending money on dibbers, plant markers and pots – these everyday items will do the trick, says Hannah Stephenson

TV gardener David Domoney knows only too well how important it is for him – and the kids – to get into the garden to de-stress.

Help save our native butterflies by rewilding your outdoor space into a haven for these winged wonders.

You can still grow spuds even if you only have room for a pot in your garden. Garden Organic expert Emma O’Neill shows you how

The RSPB offers a guide to the more unusual birds you might see in your garden.